What It Means:

The ex-adviser is believed to have potentially accessed Tunsil's Twitter and Instagram accounts off Tunsil's old phone after the adviser bought Tunsil a new one within the past six months. Tunsil hired this man back in October but later let him go after learning he wasn't registered with the NFLPA. The adviser could face up to 10 years in prison, along with more than $7 million in liability.

Among the 46 quarterbacks who dropped back at least 100 times in 2015, Ryan Tannehill's 0.05 Passing Net Expected Points per drop back was just 32nd. He took a big step back from his 2014 per-drop back value (0.07) in a fraught year for the Dolphins' organization. Tunsil could help provide stability along the offensive line.